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VOL. m. DAILY PAPER S4—TRI-WEEKLY $2. Sflponnul) (gtieiiiiiji Journal. IIV U. CIIHBKDOE. THOMAS IV. 1. UK. KtlUor. ~ I>ailv Paper, - - $A j Tri-Wxskip, - . 52 ADVB 111’ 1i I V a IIA TBS. Aivortisumontl InsArtod at. tho IjlLiwm,; vatu.-, \)it OXS SQUARE OP T Ot MXK.-j. One insertion, s<) 60 Ono mouth, $6 00 i T*o “ 100 Two ‘ 4 10 UO Throe “ 1 j.i Throe “ 12 .00 “ l .00 Pour “ 1.0 oo *’> v “ 1 7 0 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 One year. 30 00 1 C) a tracts for yearly advertising may be made * n liberal terms. Lagfcl advertisements inserted at tin* usual rates and 3 net care taken that they be published according to i iW. All advertisements from transient persons, or stran gers, to be paid for in advance. l’lie privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business, and all other adver tis • nents, not pertaining t<. their regular business, as agreed for, to be paid extra. Üb” All advertisements sent to this office without directions as to tho number .f insertions, will he pub * lishoddaily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged accordingly. [Prom Chambers’ Repository.] The Cotton Metropolis. ( COVn.VL’EI).) An inevitable feature of life amid the draw ing-frames ami spindles, is tho early break-up of domestic ties. Practically, it will bo found { that, all over tho world, a family seldom or ‘ never remains united in one domicile after tho ; younger members of it can support themselves. The feeling of personal independence is very frequently roused by some casual disagreement, and separation is the result. In Manchester, this result takes place sooner than in other dis tricts,simply because independence can be sooner achieved than in other districts. Hoys and girls of fourteen and sixteen can and do habitually earn their own living. Their development hith erto has been precocious. Notions of mutual attachment and impulses of passion come early into play. They perceive thoy are giving more to the household than tho house hold reuders to them: and even if marriage does not ensue, it is very common for hoys and girls to withdraw from tho parcutal roof and control, and live unchecked and at liberty in lodgings of their own. And these separations are regarded us things of course.— There is no sentimental grief wasted upon thorn. The father and mother expect that their eliil dreu will go out into the world as they did them selves, and there is an end to it. In a moral point of view, there is much to bo regretted in this system: and in a physical ami sanitary as pect, the matter is still w orse. Early marriage produce weakly children; while, from the ease ! of their contraction, thoy swell the population with afar greater than the average annual in crease of the entire country, Tho number of marriages, in fact, is augmented in proportion to the curliness of the ago at which marriage is practicable in the cotton districts, over that pre vailing generally in tho kingdom. For this stato of things, there seems no better remedy than that of educating and elevating, as much ns possible, the minds of the population, and heightening tho comforts of their homes. Were there no such unions, the births would merely bo illegitimate, instead of legitimate; and to take away the means of early marriage, would bo simply to destroy tho whole manufacturing system and the whole manufacturing popula tion. The working of the Ten Hours’ Bill in the cotton factories is now, and has been for some years, on trial, and on the whole, as it would seem, with success. The law stands thus : The hours in which it is lawful to work a cotton mill are from half past five o’clock A. M. to half past bight o'clock 1\ M.—u total of fifteen. Within theso hours, tho period oflabour is res tricted specially in respect to threo classes of workers, and indirectly, and by a side wind, in respect to the remaining class. Children, young persons, and women, are tho protected classes. Children are individuals between the ages of eight and thirteen. They must not bo worked more than six and a half hours, and must attend school for three hours. The phrase, ‘young persons/ signifies boys and girls between thir teen and eighteen. Thoy are restricted to ten hours; and all women fall under the same re gulation. Thus, only adult labour is left nomi nally uninterfered with. A male above eighteon may work the wholo fifteen hours of the factory day, if ho and his employer please; but ns the adult labour cannot be carried on without that of children, young persons, and women, tin* restriction is practically universal. Various clevor expedients have been invented to eludo the law’, by devices called ‘shifts.’ In some cases, tho requisite number of juvenile and fe male workers was transferred from ono mill to another; in others, by a most ingenious ami complicated arrangement of hours, very difficult to understand, two hands aro made to relieve each other in such a manner, that while each only works ten hours, he or she is in attendance fifteen, the machinery—except at meal hours, which are always the same—being in motion for that time. The principle is very much the same as if a coach should advertise to change horses every hour, and start with four horses, two pulling and two accompanying, the latter forming the first relay, and so on alternately, tho pullers of one stage trotting alongside in the next. Theso tricks, however, have been put down by magisterial decisions and tho force of public opinion; and the regular hours of sac- j tory labour are now ten. Asa general rule, the Bill is popular among the work-people. Tho bol ter disposed go to regular evening-schools; and the women, besides learning to read and write, get some knowledge of household and needle work; while both sexes of courso have moro in clination and vigour for self-improvement after ton, than they had after twelve hours of mill labour. Still, tho fall in the wages made many grumblers. The result of Mr. Horner the factory inspector’s inquiries was, that about 63per cent, of the male operatives went for ten hours, 12 per cent, for eloven hours, and 25 per cent, for twelve hours. Since thnt period, howovor, the popularity of the short tiiuo is understood to have materially'dn.creascd—in evidence of which may be cited the determined opposition of tho working-people to the shift-system. That tho Bill has producod the morally regenerating ef fect which many of its supporters expected, is certainly not tho case. No opportunity for self cultivation and improvement would induce per sons not naturally inclined in that direction, to avail tnemsolves of it; but in thoso instances in which tho natural inclination existed, tho ex tension of leisure time was hailed as a great boon, and no doubt has effected great good.— Schools, particularly writing-schools, received tho first impulse. Tho venders of books and cheap publications did not, to their surprise, find any increased demand for their wares, excopt in tho matter of copy-books, which became so much tho vogue, that the former price of 2d. was reduced to lid* Evening amusements, ■ however, received a vast impulse. The sing ing-houses, cheap theatres, and exhibition booths, with which Manchester abounds, be came crowded. This, unfortunately, was to have been expected; but a far more satisfactory symptom, that of tho new parks, swarming on every pleasant evening with vast throngs ol tho released operatives with their wives and chil dren, has beon regularly exhibited since tho opening of theso agreeable and healthful places of resort. It is not generally known that afa vourite pursuit of tho Manchester operative, fcjhen a holiday enables him to indulge it, is JFotanising. The people have a peculiar taste j for the study; and collections of plants and her ! hals, arranged with no mean skill, are very of j ten to bo found among tho most prized articles of tho household. Zoology and entomology are al.-o studied; tho city*pent and smoke dried , people appearing to turn with a natural long ing to anything which reminds them of nature , and her productions. ‘There are,’ nays the authoress of that most affecting and instructive story, Mart/ Barton —‘there are botanists among them equally familiar with either the Li muc in nr ihe Natural System, who know tho name and ■ habitant of every plant within a day’s walk from their dwellings,who steal tho holiday of a day or two when any particular plant should be inflow- , er; and tying up their simple food in their pocket- 1 handkerchiefs, set off with single purposo to 1 fetch homo the humble-looking weed. There are entomologists who may bo seen with a rude looking not, ready to catch any winged insect, or with a dredge with which they rake tho green and slimy pools—practical, shrewd, hard-work ing men, who pore over every new specimen with real soientic delight. Nor is it tho com mon and more obvious divisions of entomology or botany that alone attract those earnest seekers . after knowledge. Perhaps it may be owing j to the great annual town-holiday of Whitsun ; wcek-fallng so often in May or. June, that the two great beautiful families of Ephermidm and ; the Phryganidm have been so much and so ! closely studied by Manchester workmen, while I they have in a great measure escaped gonoral I observation.’ (TO BE coy TINT ED.) SPUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOR 185.?. Lreo. s. xiciiols , an HAS recently recently returned from jgajß* f\\\h New York, whore ho bus been selecting saga? j j ( ll'i/(Jund having made up his Spring and | L-/ Summer nothing, and invites hi- friends nml I customers to look ut the following which are good ! and fodluonably made und offeredou reasonable terms. Men's Clothing. 75 Men’s nine. Black. Frock and Dress Coats, 750 do. Coshraerot, Drop D'Ktc. Merino, Alpaca,Tweed Planter’s Linen, Cream Linen, Linen Frock and Hack Coats. 250 Merino, Alpaca,; Linen Drill and Cotton Hound Jackets. 75n Fancy .Silk. Satin, Alpaca, Linen, White and Fig’d Marseilles Vests. POO Whltonnd Fancy Colored Shirts—all qualities. 350 Undershirts and Drawers, do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that l won Id go largely into tho Boys? Clothing. ( tld inf jpii tli.-m that ihav.-iin* large-t assortment in one Store in the South, und will ho sold cheap and at one price. 500 Roys’ Frock Coats, and Sacks of all kinds and quality. 700 Roys’ Round Jackets of great variety. >SO do. Cassimore, Drilling, Alpacas, Dru > D'lite Pants. 300 do. Silk, Valencia and Marseilles Vests, greut ra* riety, 250 do. XV liitc and Col’d. Shirts, from sto 16 Years old. 75 Small Children’s Suits, Kilts, aud little Sacks, as sorted. Also a good supply of Boys’ Drawers, iu fact a com plete outfit for Roys of any age a*, u moment’s notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravats Stocks, Gloves, Suspcnpers, Money Bt Its. Children’s Belts. Combs, Brushes Ncck ti.v=. Port Monais. Caul Cases, Collars, t’mLivllu*,Sab-h ----ols, Carpet bag-. Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Lillies j Shoulder Urates,Caps, ftc.. Ac. Those in want will. 1 now find a foil assortment of tho above at the Cloth ing Store, No. 150 and 69, Gibbons’ Range. mar 20 npRIMMINGS, trimming braid, Colored SUi and I Linen Braid, Colored Silk, Linen and ilit Huttons for Children’s Clothes! also, Fancy Upon Worked Hose and V 2 U°se at. apr 19 KEMPTOX A VERSTILLE’S / lASTOK OlL.—Henning's Cold Drawn Castor V.y Oil, a superior article for family uso. Just re ceived and for sale by G. R. ft J. TV HENDRICKSON, feb J Gibbon’s Buildings. ITiRISNCH BIT FfißS.—l2 dozen just received aud for sale ly [jan 26] A. BON AUD. I)AIUS MANTILLAS. - -A lew ~f the latest stylo Paris black Silk Lace Muntillas, something new. ; For sale by [a 13] KRMPTON ft VEItSTILLE. Silks, silks, silks, silks.—a few moro of those small Cheek Silks left at f>2VA cents. For sale by [marl2_ J. H. c. 11 1: NA(X * Muslins, muslins . Plain Combrie and Jaconet Muslins, Plaided do. do. do. Plain Swiss Muslins, Check’d do do. Strip’d Cambric do. Plain Mull do. Bishop and Victoria Lawns. For sale low at mar 12 J. H. COHEN A CO., 140 Broughton-st. ; UARPERS’ MAGAZINE FOR FEBRI \i;\/. Received and for sale by S. S. SIBLEY, 1 YI’TTBR.--10 kegs for sale by I> jan 31 11. J. GILBERT. N'EW ORLEANS SUGAR.—39 hhds. just re reived, and for sale by apr 13 SEABORN GOODALL. 1) ARB©ES.—Plain, Figured, and Satin Striped > Bareges. For sale bv air 13 K EMPTON & VERSTILLE. \ l OS( B ITO NETTING.—SO pcs. Mosquito Nta x’ 1 ting. 5U Bobiuctt Netting. For sale ly apr 13 KEMPTOX A VI'KSTTLLK. IMPROVED EXTRA SIZE SEIDLITZ POWDERS. I'MIESE Powders are prepared expressly for tho re . tail trade, from superior imported materials, und are warranted full weight Seidlilz Powders, (when ac eurotely prepared, as those are warranted to be) are j held in the highest estimation for their peculiar vir- ’ tues in giving relief where there is indigestion, heart- ! burn,or bilious affections prevailing; and when used ac cording to the directions. form an effervescing, aperi ent draught, more agreeable, yet possessing all the ; medicinal properties of the much esteemed Sckllitz Springs in Germany. By W.W. LINCOLN, mar 21 Monument Square. OSNABUR.GrS.--i Jot ton Osnaburgs, from Plan ters Factory, in store. For sale by feb 24 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. HEED POTATOES.—-200 bbls prime Plant H ing Potatoes, landing from brig A. Dunbar. For sale by tjan 29) HUNTER ft UA.M.MKLL. I>OOKS! BOOKS! -Life of Mary Stuart; forming > the third volume of Miss Agnes Strb-tland’s Lives of the Queens of Scotland ami English Priucossos con nected with the Regal Succession. Anew supply of Family Bibles, Pojyglot. and Porket Bibles in a variety of biudings,which will be sold cheap at tho Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, i mar 19 No. 135 Congress st. MOLASSES. —100 hhds. prime Cuba, und 75 bids prime Near-Orleans, for .sale bv apr l H. .T, GILBERT. I (1 OSIIEN Hi TTER 10 kegs, for sale by * apr 1 H. .T. GILBERT, (IOFFI •.. - Rio..la\ a. und LagUVra, f r J sale by [apr 1J H. J. QILBERT. j r>UCK’W£|EAT FL 11 R. F< > mar 17 H. J. Ol LBERT ImOWN’B Essence of Jamaica Ginger, (or sale > at the Apothecaries’Hull, npr 15 J. E. Dr.FORD. 1)U ANDV AND WHISKEY.—IO bids. Brandy, > and 30 do. Whiskey, landing and fin* sale by mar 2 HUNTER ft GAMMELL. ! SHAWLS, COLLARS, ftc.—Super, and common Crape Shawls.plain and embroidered. Vandyke Collars, beautiful goods, Pa rnsols, assorted, Ladies’Green, Brown, and Black Silk Umbrellas, as- i sorted, Plain, Striped and Checked Glace Silks, Bareges, Tis- i sues and Grenadines, Colored and White Jaeonet and Organdj” Muslins, A largo assortment of Irish Linens, French Printed Cambrics. M. PItENDERGAST ft CO., _ap£_ft 178 Brough ton-street. \rF.LVET WINE BOTTLE CORKS.—One laic of superior French YelvetCorks. For sale by apr 13 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. SPANISH SEG A U 5.—50,000 imported SognrH, just received, of various brands, viz: La Esmeralda, La Filantropa, Rio Hondo, Moronn. For sale by a 6 B in mi*, corner Os Bay and w hit CIITRATEI OF MAGNESIA able refrig ‘erant anti laxative: used extensively on tho conti nent of Europe and throughout tho United States as a substitute for Epson Salts-It is ns pleasant to the taste asSodu Water. A fresh supply kept constant!von hand [npr 18] J. A. MAYER. VTEW HAMS.—Just received 200 Roloson’s extra spice cured Baltimore Hams, also 5 bbls Fulton Market Pig Hams of superior qualty for sale. GEO. ALEXANDER, feb 18 corner Bull and Congrcss-sts, Mon’t - r. J UST RFiCEIVED —30 boxes Adamantine Can dies. 10 boxes very fine Candlos, put up in six lbs boxes for family ure. for sale by A BON AUD. mar 9 corner Bay and Whltaker tt- SAVANNAH, WKDNESDAV AFTERNOON, MAY 4, 1853 TIME 13 MONEY. Dispatch is a Rocommendation which is Im portant to Builders and Contraotors. .f, THE Subscriber is now prepared with a suf tl’ ‘ eut I° rce of Workmen,to do four times th* amount of Tin Roofing, of any Establishment ; in the City of Savannah in the same space o: ttino. and can give reference to numerous Roofs laid j by him, which the public <an iuspect. I cun cover a Mcuium sized Dwelling House, and put up Gutters t ‘‘bd Conductors, complete in the space of 10 hours. I Al ‘ ,u>of! ] warranted in point of Workmanship, and ; prices us low as prudence dictates. 1 am also, fittingup Water Works in Houses, which in point ol .Style and Workmanship, has never been ! Poetised in tins City. All work clone under my imme j dmte inspection. * , j l respectfully aka continuance of tho patronage, which has beon so liberally bestowed on me since uiv commencement in busings, and will endeavor to mer 1 it aeontjuuuuce of the mi me. ~ . on JOHN J. MAURICE, may 2 1 6 an ii j Barnaid root. tail PATKA-T MEDICOES; Radway-s Icad\ Relict, Dorry Davis Pain Killer, Ayer’s ( berry I’eetoral, Daley’s Magical l’uia Extrac- Ml ‘ll’ !.-r s oiiitinonl. ll.itlitii.r, (i, rnian loiters, Moffatt s Fills, Rowand s Kulydor f'r the Com plexioii, Rowland’s Tonic Mixtures, celebrated fi.r the 1 cure of Chills and Fever; Rowland’s Telegraphic Piles and various others in general use: Turlington’s Bal -um, Falinstock's and Jaynes’ Vermlfugo and Dead .Shot. A toll supply of all the lute popular patent Mediemes, received per steamer and for sale by ! j JNO. A MAYER I > LACK wood's MtG \ in i fi . , ....,, . I ) reeeeived by .s. S. SIBLEY, mar 3 135 Congress-street \ BAZIN’S superior Toilet articles, comprising • Soaps Poi tatum •t - Just received, at and for •-ale by [apr 9j J. K. DuFORD, Apothecary’s Hall, i ( lITRATE OF MAGNESIA!—An agreeable rc i ’ trigei-ant and laxative for the Summer for sale by pr 15 J. E. DeKORD, Apothecaries’Hall ; !U PINS’ WHITE D’LAINE.—A superior article ! j just received. 3PKNCER CL’HRELL Agt, I. b 25 154 Congress t. Gibbons* Building. | 3\ A MASK. ** and 10-4 brown at>d Meach.-J ‘ I f Linen Table Damask; 84, 8-10 aud 8-12 Dauiask Table Cloths: Damask Napkins, Breakfast and Tea Doyle*. For sale by pr 11 KEMPT *\ ft YERBTILLB. i •* ‘ *-’ !- •*&***& .iiu* Pat. Leather Pumps and fine Calf Boot and .Shoos. Pleaso call and see them, for gale bv mar 22 u i HEJDT. Gibbons Building. \ nil',US’ r iVIC. nr K**v -r an ! \ ; .Ah certain and speedy euro for Fever amt Ague.and warranted to cure. For sale bv • 13 J. K. DtF. HID. Ajvdliei Hall / tHOICK TUSCAN OlL. —Asuj>crfiiic*"s idad~Oil. V - aeieeteJ expressly for this market..]u.-t received ; per lMiiludblphia steamer, and foraalc by apr 18 M . W. LINCOLN, Monumcnt.sqr. HECEIVED . Schr. Vi7cii;i:i~’:.u F other vog sols 10 60( 011> pit Urh 2 > John Riche's On t Imu Beam Plough-. 4 do/. 1 Double ai 1 3ii jle “ I ffletroes, I d>z 1 Pat. Rail . ! road CirGreuse. For tulo by opr J > C. M c.\'ll ; 11 j.D i 1 RAPES, H ‘!-•• - ! IG3 < 1 RH VNTB.I H I Ju; t r •••tve | per *-imer. 5 kv.r Gru.-es lu bx> 1 i lu halt’d.'. 10 qr. do. new Kai-ins: 1 cask Smyrna Fig-*: i 2 casks Currants. Al-... a fresh supply if Pecan. Hickory, Brazil, Filbert-'. Ln/ii-h Wainm Almonds. , if. GEO. ALEXANDER, jan 10 C rner Bull and C. •tigress st.. , ] .V< ON. bAIG*, ~ Jllu hhds new Sh -ulders, 10 do do Ham-;. 5 do do Lard, landing from Steamer State r<f * ! Georgia, and for sale by fql> l HUNTER ft G \MMI IL. M ALARi ußAi : .'..< tjil.VNGES.'xe. U.'-T-eiVed . per steamer Florida, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes, lo : boxes Oranges, lu bids Pippin Apples, Raisins, Figs, : Prunes, Dates. Citron, Almonds, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, t f'*b 16 Cor. Bull and Congresssts.. Monument .v|. \J~\ N EGAR.— lo Rbis. pure Cider V inegar, und 10 bhls. White Wine Vinegar, just landed from steamship State of Georgia, fur sale I v 1 mar 22 E. W. BITKER. E W ROOKS.-’ -Tara Moreland: or Adventures ; J. x iu tho far South west, by Emerson Bennett. Mary Price: or Ad ventures of :i Servant mail, bv G. , W. M. Reynolds. No. 11 of Ram urn’s illustrated News. Christian Review fur April. Received a further supply of My Novel, and Lofty ; and Lowly, iu cloth aud paper binding. I aprrt J. B. CT'RBEDGE. 1)1 TTER ! BUTT ) per steamer. Strictly I’riuieGoshen Butter, Fair do do, liOw-priced do do. mar 30 WM.G. DICKSON. | SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME. Hals for Small and Large Hoys. a THE Ladies of Savannah have long wanted to ! get something very pretty for their Children in j tho’way of HATS. They can now find such nr- ’ tides at the Clothing Store. No. 69 and 150 Gibbon’s range, where 1 am now receiving Panamas. Leghorns, China and Dinmre Pearl. <’nmpeclin.Rutland and Can- ‘ ton Straw, and Palm leaf-—all neatly trimmed, to fit Boys from one to fifteen years oM. Call and see. mar 30 ‘ GEO. S. NICHOLS, c )OWDER. Ritle, sp irtin sand Plantation Pow 1 der, in wholos, half and quarter kegs, just receiv and and for sale by [mar 11] E. LOVELL. Fairbank’s Patent Platform Scalos, (Improved in quality and reduced in price,) adapted to every required operation of weighing—its Railroad Scalos fi>r trains or single cars, in use on the principal railroads in the United Slates and Great Britain: ware- | house Seal"-: henv\‘ portable Scales, ou \vh rl-. for ; Foundries, Rolling Mills, A-.: hay und coal Seales, iii*. I i These Seales have been long known and severely test- i ’ ed, and the universal eonfitlenee felt iu the accuracy j 1 and perfect adjustment is such, that they are now re- ! gnrded as the standard, from which their is no appeal. For sale in all their varieties hv PHI liBRICK A BELL, I Jct 25 Agents in Savannah. ANI) SUM ER GOODS e under signed is now receiving his stock of Spring and Summer Goods, to which lie invites the attention of purchasers. SPENCER CURKELL, Ag!., feb 23 No. 154 Congress-st.j Gibbons’ Building. I)OOKS I BOOKS! BOOKS! Harry Muir: ash > rv ofa Scottish Chief, by the author of Mrs. Mar garet Maitland, Merkland, ftc. The Ranger of Ravenstroam; by Newton M. Curtis, author of Patrol of the Mountain, Smut of the Silver I'oiid, Haunted Chief, or Hie Female Banditti, &e Harper’s Magazine for April. Putnam's Magazine, containing answers to tho Bour ; bon question. Blackwood's Magazine for March. Gleason’s Pictorial. Barmnn’slllustrated News. For sale at the Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, mar 30 No. 135 Congress-st. I FLAVORING EXTRACTS. Preston ft Mer * rill’s, and Wright & Meakiu’s Extracts of Rose, Vanilla, Lemon, Strawberry, Nutmeg. Bitter Aimoud, Banana, Jarzoucll, Pear, \<\ For sale by | apr 13 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. (1 1 I) 15 K --21 For sale by BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. npr 13 lIURGIJNDYt Ju i uceived, 21 > Burgundy, a fine article; for sale by ; jan 26 A. BON AUD. mTprendergast & CO , HAVE just received at their new Wholesale end Retail Cash Dry Goods Store, 178 Broughton st., j j nearly opposite St. Andrew's Hall, West side, 1 caso ! gentlemen's superior White Kid Gloves. feb 17 BUTTER—4 lbs. for $T TIT ST RECEIVED— : vy 10 kegs Butter. 4 lbs. fi>r ?1. i 10 kegs Goshen Butter, 3% lbs. for Jl. —and— ! 15 kegs strictly prime Butter, 3 lbs. for sl. j Landing per schooner Triumph— j 50 Imitation English Cheese, rich and fine flavor i 20 boxes mild rich Northern Cheese. For sale at DICKSON’S, mar 9 Cor. Whitaker-st. and Brough ton-lane. I MA PS/ROUThTAND GUIDEBOOKS, &C. ('iOLTON’S Route and Guide Book through the Uni- , .J teil States and Canada, containing the routes and i 1 distances on the great line of travel by Rail roads, Stage | I roads, Canals, Lakes and Rivers, accompanied with a 1 large and accurate map—26 X 3D inches. Colton’s Mup of the United Sates of America, includ ing the British Provinces, Mexico, the West Indies and Central America,with a part of New Grenada and Ven ezuela, 33 X 40 inches. Pocket Maps of Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and Kentucky—A new assortment just received and for sale by S. S. SIBLEY, j jan 28 No. 135 Congress-street. BW WATER..—A superior article from the Isl and of St. Thomas, for sale by _pr 15 J. E. DnFORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. GUM DROPS. —Lemon and Raspberry Gum Drops, manufactured by Chauveou; just received per Philadelphio steamer, and for sale by afr 6 W W LINCOLN, Monuments 010I*: I! A TE—l It! P VRTIALL\ DEPE.\ !>K NT—J IST. fiusincoo <2Tarss. CHARLES E. IEFFI, Counaellor e.t Lr.w andCcmmissicr.or for i linout. Island, Connecticut, North Carolina, Alabama I am* Nrw York. Olllc<-, Mo. (), Bay*trcet, Suvanaali. jan 24 7oHN M. GUERARD, i ATTORNEY AT LAW, Commissioner for New Jersey, 175 Bay Street, ; July 19 Savannah, Gv. J K. H. BACON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 1 Office at tue Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sts., over , fob 9 Swift ft Co.’s Store. “look well to your time” *5? THE Stbscriber would tr. Inform the public that lie JnJ, lias received u now supply of fine Watch Mu- i torials, in the way of Jewels, Cylinders, . Springs, Verges, Hands, and all other articles which are necessary to carry ou the Watch Repairing bust ! ness iu all its branches; aud will say that I tun pro- j pared to set in perfect order, the finest of all Watches, j at short notice and reasonable charges. All work ‘ warranted to give perfbet satisfaction. Also, have 1 • reived a lot of tho genuine imported Crystals of Enr- ‘ ! lish manufacture, which will not break —not easy. Clocks and Jewelry cleaned ami repaired. V. W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, uov 23 129 Congress street. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, V I’TOK.VKY AT L A \V, oct 26 MARIETTA, GA. _ly | IHOS T. LONG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SUL K GEN. E. C. Will practice in all the Courts of the Eastern Circuit. and the Counties of Lowndes, Clinch, Ware aud Ap [ pling, in Southern Circuit. ; Office over R. Mayer, corner Whitaker cud Bay ’ Lano. Omos nov 10 j MEDIC \Z NOTICE. D R S. RIO U L> () N C U L L E N. Having associated themselves in tho practice of Me- j dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their profes | si> mol services to the citizens of Savannah and vicinity, j In cases requiring tho attention of more than onephy- j si'diin, tlie attendance of both can be obtained free of i extra charge. Office cm the corner of West Broad and St. Julien j streets. ly nov lu IMAN, Having settled permanently iu Savannah, respect fully offers to its citizens his services in tho general i pra dice ol Medicine and Surgery. Residence und Office No. 20 Abercoru street, near ’ the corner of South Broad street. Hours of eniumltaiiun from 8 til! 10 o’clock” A. M., | and from 3 till 5 P. M. ts nov 9 :n. c. HEALD, (UKcc Cor. Broughton &, Drayton St.. Is prepared to perform all operations \ u P ou natural TEETH, aud replace thusc whY;-h are lost, from one u> an | entire Double Set. All work warrant- | ‘elto be durable. Extracting performed vith care anil i ; skill. Charges moderate. Tooth-acho cured. Exam- ! j nut .n and advice gratis. ly lll!tr - UKb. RGYALL& JOHNSON, VC. UK NT 1 STS. f TTY L r a-.d. anti M irld Sfr< ” over S. Wi!loot's jewelry store. i Office houre from Sto 2 o’clock, and from 3to 6. j mar 11 coin | JAMES McHENRY, IXSUR A X C E II RO iv E H. A \ D N O TAItY PLIIL.IC. .Marin*'Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad | ! juste*l, Charter l’nrtie.- and Average Bonds drawn.-- j Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from .Vine i rienn or British Underwriters, and attention given to ! all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. I No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of tho Custom ! I House. ‘ ly nov 3 s. Z. MURPHY, WHEELAVIIKGIT 111*ACKS3IITII, ’ NO. 92 ST. JULIAN STKL'UT. West side of the Market. X.u\m>uih. ££r‘ / ys i Carriages made and repaired at short notice, ; and at reasonable prices. jan 27 l.v JAMES XL FILLER, j DealernndliuporterofWfttolies, 1 Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, fte. No. 12, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. so it s ly | JOHN ANTHOBUS. PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL I'A INTER v- st. Andrew -Hall.corner of Broughton and mar 5| Joffcrson-streot*'. [6m CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH / sciiDoi,. A. IIOL.COMHE, VwjAy yy tk. l 1> n Street, near the JP Park. oct 1 StwOmos gDR. BANNING S IMPROVED BRACE. UK. S. ii. PAXCOST, Oentixt, NO. 150 HROt'l5HT‘>N ST., Having made arrangements with the manufacturer of the above valuable Chirurginil Instrument, will j supply all applicants, cither at wholesale or retail. A female well qualified to fit the Brace will l*e in j attendance upon Ladies, and. if desired, will wait upon them at their residences. N. B.—Orders from Physicians in the country will be promptly attended to. april 7 R. H. DARBY; , FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, M 9 ! ;, t'ougress St.. j Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. ll<* I has no doubt of giving satisfaction to all who may la ; vor him with an order for cutting or making the must, f.ishionablc garment. ds‘ 13 DANIEL CROMLAY. FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER!! Cornei- of Broughton and Bull Sts. JTHK Subscriber desires to infurin the public, i that lie has arrived from Charleston, und has opened as above, where they are prepared to execute orders for Boots of the finest finish and stylo, and equal, if not superior, to any heretofore offered to the public. He has many friends in this State who have been his patrons in Charleston, and he solicits from them and the publie a call und a trial, nov 8 ly ~ OYSTERS f OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!! i 1 f OjJ of the finest, quality, either opened or in the shell, fresh from Thunderbolt every morning. Parties, private tnmilies, ho tels ami eating houses, furnished at tin fir respective places, by leaving orders at his resilience, or at .Mr. (J. Bronson's Grocery anM'Kruit Store, near the market. N. B.—Having a regular supply everyday, all orders will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. Opders from the country must be attended with the C sh t city reference. J AS. Old \ ER, Agt. oe 2 tr THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE i CLOCKS, JEWELED. THESE Clocks are constructed (at consMe ruble extra expense * w ith a particular re- Ikotl ff ar< i f° dnrabttity, the most serious ohjec , tion to the lover—tho wearing of the points of the balance shaft an I serews. the conse quent increaso of friction and decrease in motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of r. polishedstone jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead * of points to the balance shnft. They arc cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to boas perfect time-keepers ns tho boatare in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store, 129 i Jqngrosß-st. feb 5. i IST RE( i LVBD -50 bales Georgia Cotton Oa&a *f} burgs, to bo sold very low. M. PR ENI)ERG AST ft CO.. 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, feb 28 W table I AAI I* WICKS. -160 gross of Solar, Astral and j Lard Wick . for role by ! apr2 JNO. B. MOORE ft CO., Gibbons Buildings. I)HJKLI'.S. —In barrels and half barrels, put. in vine gar. ready for use. Just received, and for sale by ; mar 28 * SEABORN GOODALL. 1 >l2 11/ VI>K LPIIIT.U7iT AND PORTER.—2<> I bbls in pint and quart bottles, in fine order and | mar 26] V. BON A UD. I)\T rES Ju ti eeived, a fre h supj ly of imported I Pattes with Trades, ldoz. Terri no dc Fois Gras j Trnffe. 1 do Pattes Dc Beeaaaiucs Truffe, 1 do Pattes Do 1 ,[rodreaux Truffe, Ido Pattes Fois Gras. For sale by mar 26 A. RONALD. pEltFl’MEitV, Fancy Articles, &<•.— I. French, German, nud American, warranted geni* i ini*, and imported. For sale by J. E. Di.FOUD. | mar 81 Apothecaries’Hall. Ij4)\V LAX 1)’ s” KALYDt Hl.~-Thiir“cehibru te. I A<preparation f-r improving and beantifying tho j j complexion, eradicating all cutaneous eruptions, and rendering the skin soft, fair and blooming—warranted the genuine article—i;- for sale by JOHN it. MOOR E ft CO., rnnr 12 Gibbons’Building liuoincso VLurOo. wells s auaxt. Factorii u:id CoinirJovion Merchant*, No. 94 Bay-strotit. Savannah, Ua r W Weli L M Duke * ■ 1 uni u mar 1 ly J S DERBY. House and sign Painter, Guilder, ( hi* zior aud Paper Hanger* j No 21 MoDououghand S2 Perry *sts. i Orders will moot with prompt'ntteutioa and bu oxo | cutod iu the best mnuucr fob 7 STURGF.S & HAMPTON, Ginervl Commiasion Morohantsfor Lutn) r •to. Ac. Office No. 76 Bay stceet. Savant-ah RtFEKKNCE?. Messrs. T. X. I’uulain ft Son. Hand. Williams ft Cos, 1 Davis, Kolb ft Fanning, W. S. ft T. II itotierti*. Bel cher ft Hollingsworth, H -u. Andrew J. .Miller, Col, , John Millidge—Augusta, Ga. j Messrs. (land, W iiliams ft Wileox—Charleston. | Messrs. Hunter ftUammcll, and L; ii. L. Byrd—Sr ! vannah.Ou. feb 9 0 inos BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Pnrrlah, Dunning ft Menra, Publishers, Booksellers aud Station©:'’-, 30 North Four:h-st . Philadelphia. n\\V E Constantly on bund - wry artlele auiu*l to | the business of tho country merchant and Book- I seller; and arc also prepared to make up every kiud ol blank ami printed work which may be ordered. Oh vs. D. Paiush, Kiciiahd O. B. Dunning, sept 9 ly llknky I> Mxars. J. & C McDERMOT. Contractors and Bui ldors. i Corner Montgomery and Gaston St**., i Will execute all kinds of Carpenter aud Steamboat i work at short notice. Iv jan 11 A. SHORT. MASTER BE ILDER * Will take contracts for Building and Wurkin;; Ma I sonry otevery description. Residence, lir*t door west of St. Andrew’s Hall, Broughton-slreel. oct 30 J. J. MAURICE, T 1 X KO O !•’ E R, The subscriber is prepared to Jay Tin Hoofs on cor rect principles, and, from 16 years’experience. lo*l as sured be eaii give satisfaction. Prices very low. Dot reference given. feb 16 M-.f - Gutters und Conductors made to order, ‘jir HULL & KING, FACTORS, COMMISSION v.\o FOKWARDINO MER CH VNTS, No. 17*3 Bay st., Suvannah, G* I ort u 1 y FJKT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MKRBHANTS, Savmi it nil, Ga. Hciiir It. Four, T. K. Dcmiam II 1} e. JACOBS, sr,<;\it ami romn o stoke. Bull Street, (Sigu of the Big liidiiui.) NEAR MONUMENT BQI \ i:: SAVANNAH, GA N. B. - K •••ps constantly on hand >;• ni-h. Half ; Spanish, and Aiii.tF u i Segnrs. at wliolrsulcan l retnil. j Also, Chewing Tobaccd, Snuff, &c. jnn* ’• KINCHLEY, LOCKETT A: CJ. COMMISSION MKHCIIAX ;’S. .Vo* 7- r Huy -t., Snv a a uali, tin. i!. I . RINCHU.V. LOCKi.TT. A. THOMAS. noy 8 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS. DOE, No. 17 BARNARD STREET. Tubes this method of informing i the Ladies of Savannah and vi-fV/*^ S’ s rinity. that she ha* on hnndgs^ (and will t'econstantly receiving j n large nud fashionable assortment of Bon* j net*. Itiblujiis, Cups, Flowers, Buttons. Combs, Man- I tJlas. Straw Tri'uiuiuga. etc., etc. I P. S.- All orders from tho country promptly at ten ! ded t-*. 6mo oct 20 ! v. W. SKIFF, fi V’W” idch Mukorft Jrueltr, /•. A V i4l 129 ('•■<!;/>■<■ > Savannah. *J| rSfj. ** *” ateijes, Clocks and Jew elry repaired and warranted. J. 11. COHEN <>* fj.. NO. 140 BR'.U OIITON ST.. Next to I. \V. Morrell Co.’i Furni t lire Starr, Are daily receiving largo additions to their much ad- ‘ mired and cheap stock of DRY GOODS. **of tlu* Newest und m. I F.i-hionahle Styles.''ncknowl edged by nil t*. ha •*CII r.AI’EK THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities unahlo us to keep a complete assortment in our line, and w* arc deteriuiiied U* make this the “Raul Chunp Store of Savannah.’ by selling Retail at I Wholesale I’ricas. Soliciting a continuation <>f the pa- | t foliage so kindly oxtend-sl us, we respectfully imite I all to call and In* satisfiwl. Planters will Und it to their interest to examine our Stock. No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 A CARD fi The umia.rsigncd having re-opened with an i entire New Stock of Lg DRUGS CHEMICALS and FANCY ARTICLES. At No. 139 South Sid* Hrouchton st.. formerly Walker’s Marble kart, Is now ready to furnish any thing in his Line, at the shortest notice. SODA WATER made in his own peculiar way. sent to any port of the city, and always to in* had at the store, in the highest state of perfection. Prescriptions put up with cure and dispatch. M The Subscriber having served ‘ tho public long ami faithfully, respectfully .-elicits u share of patronage mir 3 ly THOMAS IYSRSON. t out NEW WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, Xo. 11** ilrougnlon-tit., xfr*D MR. FRANCIS STEIN. Manufacturer * I wv Chronometers, Clocks, Town Clocks, fte.. ftc.. (C-<t Aj respectfully informs lira eu-:omars and the j 1m i'liblic. generally that In* has fitted uj> th<* Store 148 Broughton-st., where ho intends to mukcu permanent location, and carry on Ihe Jewelry business in its various branches. Wnt In .-. Clocks. Town Clocks. ; Chronometers, Jewelry, ftc.. ft'., cleaned and repairetl , with dispatch and warranted. New fashion Jcwelrv and Fancy Goods of all de.-cripiion* s*.Kl at the lowest j prices possible. N. Ik—Any Watch, Clixrk. ftc.. that cannot, he re paired by other watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shall ! be repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted. nov 4 ly FRANCIS STEIN. i) \lM\s. iK) whole, half, andqr boxes prinu V Bunch Raisins, for sale hv feb4 COIIEN ft TARVER. ; HKCKF.R’S Self-riain.’ Patent Flour, • ami 12 ! lb. packages.) Also, Yeast Powders, Sup r. Curb. Soda, and Cream Tartar. A full supply of the. above articles received per 1 steamer Florida, for sale, atC.v.oi Diners. l>v fob 16 W. G. DICKSON. j \l r EST INDIA RESERVES!—I Pn-.: yes. f j by steamer Flm*i.la, and for sale by mar 4 a. Bt IN AUD. NEW BOOKS. Punch’s Prize Contributor, and Travels in London—Appleton's i Library. Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the author.of “The Ogilvies.” ftc. The Three Pirates, or tho Cruise of the Tornado, by ! Ilarry Hazel, author of -Yankee Jack.” .v<\ The Spitfire; a Nautical Romance, byCapt. Chamier. author of “Bon Braco,” ftc. Graham’s Magazine, for April. Godey’s Lady's Book “ “ Peterson’s Lndies’ Magazine do do. Barnum’s Illustrated News,No. 12. Received by mar 23 J. B. Ol BBEDGE I'LI’ID EXTRACT OF SENNA.—Thisextra* , t pos- ‘ . sesses the active properties of Senna in a concen trated form, and is a mild and pleasant purgative. Just eceivcd for sale by feb2l _ WM.W.LINOOI M a it . PATTES.— Just received a fresh supply ofiiuportod Pattes, with Trusses, viz : 1 dozen Terrine Do Fois Gras Tuffes 1 do Pattes De Beeassiucs do. 1 do do De Per-lreaux do. 1 do do Do Fois Gras for sally. A. BON AUD, mar 23 corner of Bay and XYhituker-sts. jnXCELSIOR ORRIS DKNTII RH E •■’ I J pared by A. ft J. i a nsa Thi* Dentifrice imparts * tothegumsa beautiful and healthy appuarance.ro moves tartar from the teeth, afford’ an agreeable fra i grance tu tlic breath, amt cleanses artificial twtli. For i sale at 25 cents per bottle by JOHN IE MOORE ft CO, | *pl 13 Gibbons Buildings. I) AGGINGr.—'W fcuJe.- Bagging.in store and f**r 1 I pv r ',p r I*V BRIGHAM KELLY ft W TIN WARE. TIM WAHL - ! V HAYKon bund and am constantly manufacturing J. TIN WAKE, of every variety and quality, whee - aide and rett.il to which I would invite the inspec tion of the public--feeling cjstired that i cuu give std iulttctiou both as regard quality end price. A,. o. liru-- Koulcs; Brass. Iron, Enameled and Tin netl Sau--e l'an-i. Fiying I‘aas : rim- .thing liens. IT:-- Dogs; Iron Dots. Ov.-ns and .Spiders. l--a Kettle’ ( I Gridirons; Waffle Irons; Table Cutlery; Bra- Cur ie sticks; Snuffers; Tea and Dinner Bells. AI3O Glmsaud | Brittania Fl .iid Loin; >, i.nd many articles too nuuer- . ! to mention. Call and see. : march 5 J J. MAURICE. . CARPET ANIfPLOOR OLOTH WAREHOUSE Curtaiiiv, Cur tain Goods, Ic. No. 1-50 Congresa and 57 St. Julien-streot'i. 1 S7\V\ THE subdcrllor ku wing that the citizens k .VAji.'i of Savannah have felt geeat interest in ti * ii establishing e.| aCARPcT in this city, and being aware that many lmvo)warn await ing the completion of the New store,'so that they could make their selection of the various articles for turnfch ing their houses, would respectfully inform the j iblic generally that he* will this day open the most complete asdoruneiit <>i all the various stvies of go'-.1.i ustihlly kepi in similar eetablishni uts. The stock of the 1.- cut departments will consist, in part, of the following Goods, viz: Carpet Department elvet • Brusels, Velvet, Tapoatry and Brussel for uiirs, ■ ply. Superfine, l-'ino, and Common Ingrain, Plain and Twilled Venetian f r stair-, lialb, <-! . Druggets 7-4, l'l I Hud ld-1 in width, ut every v.u-iefy of patterns, lloarth Hugs, I'aiiorand Slo Mats, TaLlestiud I’iano t.'i’Vers. cilier and Bra.-. Oval and Octagon .’Stair Hods, Htair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for halls, dining rooms, steamboats, saloons, etc.; lloowood. Mahogn-, ny and small figured Furniture Oil Cloths. 4-4. 5-4 j wide; Figured ludia Itubi-er Cloth lor stair.-, j Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DeLaino, W- rs'i**! and Linen DeLaino, Figured and Plain Damasks, variety cf col >rs, \\ kit© and Buff for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape. Medallion, Garland, and White and Gold, entirely new style. Cord, Loops. This- , Muls, with ull the various Trimmings fir Curtains and Shades. Gilt Corni ce3. Rands, Loops and Pius, of the great -t variety ami patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will be Bold ,nt wholesale or ietr.il.--i the in -l lilxeral terms. WM. H. GLIGN. Aiwut. nov ‘i 150 ('• engross and 27 !?t. Julien-sts. A P 0 T H E 0 ARY’ sll A L L , South East Cbm rof lhooghlon and liamurd strats, 1 Savannah, (in. f TIIE Subscriber would uio. tr v peetfully hi Sform tlic eit-ixens of Savannah, and the .surround ing country, that he has taken the store situated as above, where lie is now opening u full and BELECT STOCK OP DRUGS, MEDIC IN Erf, CHEMICALS, PER fumory, Fancy Articles, Dye Stuffs, GLASS-WARE, A*. A.-., Wide lie offers t*> the pul-lie at wuoi.:;s u.?: \sr ■ . \m.. on bucli terms as eannol fail to give on tire ti w. bolli as regards price and .[unlit v. Even artii le ho offers for sale has been pc! ;• !by himself within the last twenty hays, from the most re liable houses in the northern markets: particular at tention having been paid to their purity and fiv-dmeps. Having had several years’ experience in the pre : script ion business in northern and southern cities, lie feels himself fully prepared to compound all pre-crip ! tions and family medicines entrusted to him, with cure, I neatness and dispatch. Prescriptions put up at all hours of the day and j night, by a skilful and com potent hand. | Physicians. Country Merchants and Families, and ! nil persons who need or may need pure and genuine Medicines, or any other arti’ le that is generally found j in a wdl regulated Drug Store, are respectfully’ invited i to call and examine Ills stock before purchasing else where, at the Apothecary’.-: IH.ll. J. K. DkFORP. nmr 22 if Druggist and Chemist. TiClliOl iiwao .3., DIBBLE &. CAREY, lIiFEIS All fIIMS, 3. I coitxKK ui:or<;itro.\ a.sd ii//.or ia! Sa vii ii mill, Ga. r |MIK SUBSCRIBERS would call the aM.-nfi nos the < 1 citizens of Snvnnuaii. to tb.-ir SPRING STYLES , or vi s. roLOKM or CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, | Uliicli they are prepared to manufacture to order, in j the neatest ami most fashionable styles. Also, their stock of J€c-fly 3ladts ClotiiinjSf, all of which have been got up in a superior style to j any ever before offered f..r .-ale in this murUet. Their stork of FCRMSIIINf! (.Rh'MiS i .-.imp’eto. and well iwsorted. Thc.-e (Jorals will he sold on the j most rensonabo and nc.-i.minodjitiug terms, mar 25 ti’ T. \V. ‘!< lETHOB & < (sign or Tin: mo com r. i*or) wnoLF.SAi.E vm> retail j TIN WARE MANUFACTORY I A M> SSOVH WAIST I-. 5’ !’ b.'i’ c ice". :.i’ I !,.-ep n :i- r. k3v stantiy .n hand, full and ex ten.-rae STOCK, which we offer ‘*•’ 1 - ‘* r ’ r ‘ ,!L '’" l ‘ al '*’ , r,n I’uu)|o, T.etul Pipe, Slu'd licud, t'opp. r a* ml ’/. i*ir. These Pumps are of simple construction, and every j part perfectly titled—th.-y arc so made ii.:.t th.-y may ! be taken apart and access gain.si to,ill tlm v.t'.v* s with out taking up the pipes, or oven detaching’ tho plat form. to winch the Pump * fastened. \v • are also s.-lling tb - •!•:-. ra d Hi?.-1. Pnttm. Conking Stov.-, i r v • .1. vvliicli * I * iirag \**. v exten ivi ly used in the city and country, the u• • - cess of this Stove, sinco its intrrduetion by u-. h-*s 1 been gratifying—nothing lias ever been offered to the j public for eulcuury pqrj*us.>H that has given such gen j oral satisfaction. XN ■* shall take great pleasure in’ showing this Stove, whether yu putrlu.-e <•(’ us ..)• uot n and we think we ean satisfy you that thi- Stove’ is superior to any ever offered f.*t sale in t!n> market. inai Jl BTORJS NO. I •' BARNARD 8T SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AT THE New Stoic, No. I lOUi'iiit’.itiitiii.(i. WE have just receiv. .1 our stork of , Muslins niel Lavvua. v. .J r beauty ami tie • Hu- cannot In-sur-’ J ‘ pns-cd, and would invit - ihe uttenti. ii ot tho public to the same. Ah we arc- determined to suit the , most fastidious in hide, und in prices,uod in btyles of UUI4DS, vvhivli are une*ju:ille<l in the city . Coiisisting *.f Fine French Organdie Muslins, Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do, Super. French and English {.awns, French Rohe ala Bayadere, cd the latertstyles in ! Mii-lins and Bareges. Super. Blaek Luvvus on.l Muslins from 11?* -J to 50 I r. nti: fa.-t colors from tin* celebrated manufacturing 1 house of Mulhoiifc ft Frori***. Fig’d Whin*ft Col and Swiss Muslins. V’ hito Kml* and Orgaudie do. Col'd. *lo Muslins, new styles, plaided. Fine N\ liitc Dotted Muslins. For sale by nnir’il J. H. Colli;N ft CO. [ CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. ot - 4 DDUBLI: Belii KTasb. and Su■V’J'T, • ° gnr.Crvsialized,Granulati-.1i10.. ’ a, 6, -. Also, sparkling, bright C ff..- - ; Sugar. 12 Ihs. f< >r -1 liowor Grades Brown Sugar, 14 lbs. for *l. Dark (suit a hie for servant- 1 Sugar. IT lb*, for sl. FRESH TEAS—Selected from the latest importa tions, consisting of:—Extra Ilyson, Extra Fine Gun powder, and Ooolong. Fresh Mustard. Sardines, Pickles, Prosorvos. Sweet Oil, Almonds. fancy boxes Prunes. Brnndv. London Mustard. Peaches, Turkey Figs. extra large and fine, und 20 boxes Raisins (all clusters!—whole, naif and , quarter boxes—Mace, Nutmegs, Spices, At. .lust received per steamer—2 I bis. Pip Hams; 50 i Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. Bologna carnages: : 2 bhls. Smoked Beef. For sale at. DICKSON’S, jnn 20 Cor. Whitaker si., and Brouphton lane. HOME MANUFACTORY OF Saddles,Bridles andHarnoss, IS3 Congrril-Sirn't. Snvannnii, Ga. Subscribers mannfac- LllaiUa turo and keen constantlv on SfliFfn hand, a large Stock of SAD- fWWK S DLK, lllil DM- S. and IIAK- ^l—2l -and make to order any description of article in our line. Our stock’ cnnipries also, a large assortment of Trunks. Carpet Hags, Valoises, Saddle Bags, Whips, i Wool and Dray Collars, Dray Harness, etc. Persons desirous of purchasing, would do well to give us a call, and examine our Stock. All work man j ufactured by us, warranted for material and workman shir. ’ lotVuJV 1 : I'™ 1 '™- I). MAILF.TT t CO. i N B. Rep tiling due -n the r.horlod notice imd on ! .n, 11, -twin, i SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. premium srwnro birds. | rhefe us -ful und justly celebrated Birds rio I otter-*J n. t tie Uri./.nul Manufacturers, and j recommemtid to the favorable* notice of the * I'’ *** a articles Which in point of uueful | nec . beauty end durability, cannot be surpassed. Put I if beauty we , in-only ground upon which we could | ro. ommciid them, wo too would be ready to exclaim, j we have ©not; hos such. But how often do we see the ’ fair f'-rui of wt-inau, ami the naturnl beauty which • II awn ha- so kindly given her. materially lessened j by a drooping form, tlic natural consequence of 6w --] ing in an unfav >rable position ? Ladies,wc trust that ; we ate ne? saying two much when wc tell you, that ol I tne many the;uiJs already introduced. and In i on j a taut use, none ay aught Lgalust them. Address r- I dors to _ (nov 24 .1. A. MA V KK. , “ UNieiCKABLE LOCKS. IVrdoor? op auv kind, which challenge the .Jr .p world to p. k tin m. tLe hero of a bundled yi’Jt * lock'--” n- • occer-Kd. it is due to the public t Unt locks thus offered,should be fairly tested. For that purpose the pr< piietor offers to deposit Five Hundred dollars in proper hands for two years, if not s Kiner won—as a reward to the successful opera tor,on tin* l< Mowing tern.-. Any person may m leet tiirco locks fr m thirty—lvihro examining tliem—and may then exam 100 the remaining twenty seven, and have the i tbeir lie} He may then have one month t . pre; - hi- pick mg instruments. win n lie must Lo in th * ‘-.is- •• . - ii m. and pay one per cent, per 1 -ii\ -i the nmouiit ilepo-ited. till lie pick.: one “f the selected 1 t abandons il the ISt of which ho ratod ton dayt yy hon he . ha*. ; i :k* •.! < <: ti cptance ct a disinterest -1 < oinir-T.tee he ii nlv t<> prove that he knows how to pick them by ;i kii b-. . ..nmining two loekJ in ’ the tne f.llow in. !..y-- to the ace].tance of the same committee, and f.-.i .■ the j Ano. ’I hi m>y certify iisnt ‘li I'.. S. Woodbridgo has do | posiii lin my ham’ -a certified cheek of SSOO, payable j.i the Ih.n iv t P.ink.\c v York, for the purpose nam ed in the above advertisement. .TAMES <\ REACH. I’ayaMe Tell* : ut the Hnu'ver Lank. + <* Tim r.t-ove 1 >ck- .-i:h H keys, with a variety .-f ‘superior finished Stni ■ amt H.-n.-- Dor Locks, with j and without knobs. Also Carpenters Mortice, Stock, Closet. Chest. Trunk Pad. Drawer. Ac., Ac., with porcelain and Minerul Knobs, just received and for sab* by F.. LOVELL, 1 juno 5 No. 11 Barnard street. j l ST li!•'.(’ HIV 1.1), a supply of Silver's .Mineral rF Paints. Are v.nd weather c-Krs; unfading, Silver's Miner:: I Paints. differ es.-initially from all oth, er>; in market. They are not Plays, they requirea lit tie oil. tiny not work toughly. Put flow easily us White Lead. Tln*y lay n u very heavy body, set light away an.l become an ii.destructtibio rovring >f flint. They m ither track nor peel,and require iio st Huger dryer limn white lead. i I have a variet vu: color- F.cd. Yellow.variousßrowns i and Jet l.la-dc. They are -i;; crinr in body (or covor ! * :i - prop"rty t . i,y t!ii e\ er disi >verod. and pound , for pout'•! will emcr double the surface of white lead ; or V.ine .Mineral Paint’ and require less oil. 1 am n.. v prepared i ■ ■ \er tin Hoofs, as nothing ad h. ’.es to fin like .Silver's Mineral Paints. For sale by .It'll \ .1. MAURICE. may fl In and 12 Unrnurd-strcet. A NEVER FAILIN’ i COUGH REMEDY’ V Late I.'i-COA t ry. Dr. Wm. H. Tut I'd Pectoral Elixir. For the Oomph-to. Spe ! . and permanent euro of Coughs, folds. lullum/a, Bronchitis. Asthma, Spitting of l-l-•< <l. Croup.( atarib, lloarse i” >. Pleurisy, Pneumonia. Whooping Cough. Difficult Breathing, and Imipont Consumption. The above preparation is eonliileiiMy ittcom mended to those alllieted with any of the abnve diseases. It contains no mineral whatever, but iseojnposed ofvege | table substance-. which in their combiuatinnn uXart a powerful and specific effect upon the respiratory or gans. expelling, through theskin. kidneys, and bowels nil the impure agencies which tend to disease the deli cate substance of the lungs. In Asthma, it.- effects are very prominent, relieving nine* instuntlv the difficulty ..f breathing. > In Group, on.- -Ingledose. w-Rli a finnnel saturatiai . with turpentine, bound to the throat, will relieve in t.-n minutes. In Bronchitis, It promotes easy ex perforation, and affords instant relief. I The I’m-ioral bli-.ir is not recommended to cure all j diseases, but only those ot the lungs and their connex ion, and for these it is a Certain and Pleasant Remedy [ It is now patronized by ninny eminent physicians In heir prm-i ice. many .and whom have given voluntary testimonials of its grant virtue in healing lung di.-enn j Prepared lv \\ m II Tutt. M. !.. Augusta, (in. and sold by JAb. 11. UAKTKR, KaYßUnah. and by all j the principal drilggista South. nt v 10 DANCING ACADEMY. j ft MOftfiTL. It A. BON Al D, respectfully in i f- ri.ra hi-j ntr.ns. nn.l the public in generoi / 7“ that he will open hi- Academy nt ARMORY j - IF A LL. ou Sutnrdny. D.th Oct r nt 5 o’clock, P. * M All his former pupils me respectfully invited to I attend. j •— Tue days, Tliursdav.-and Saturday; : I from ;> tu 7 lor y. ling Ladies and Mast era. and from 9 : l'"r Gentlemen. Price of tuition, sl2 for twenty ” • ons ts oct 14’ IMPORTED WINEB, ‘.liquors, Sogaro, and Fancy Articles. ‘JTh- Siil.-n ii *i-has .-n Imtid a line and { vveil 1.-eted sfo.-k, conipri-iug the Ibllow- pipes Qtnrd, Bupv ft t'o I Bdo do Old 11 emu- y ; i tt.VN'PT -J 2do do Kazcrae, Vintage 1810 ] 2do do Jean Lunin, d.> l v oo I 3do do and J Dnp> | 4do do Old Res, rvc Madeira t 2do do London Particular J 3do do Old Port j Wines l ddo do Old Sherry ( Iti.i Honda | in.unii Lu Orniz rao.,RS 5.U,10 Ln V,,...,, 1.0,..’ La I’atrin 1 i'..""” I Also, a lar^•• .‘opplv of I’hiicv Gro*4-ries, ueh im- I port .ti Cordial.-. Liighdi Pickk-s and Sauc ral’res. rves, ! Prunes m,d Jelly, for sale bv A. RON AI D. dm 8 ( ornei B&i *•*■* Hhita M OLAK 1> 1 O hli.ls ruba andOObhls. N.o. Mo hisses. .J’ prune quality. le by I mar 16 11. J. GILBERT. r | TENNESSEE 1 i j H. J. GILBERT, I till, ft _ _ _ West aide Market square. “ IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED! iMIK great uiimber of parsons U.lh male und f*> mulo who have been bene-flttcd by tho applica tion of Dr. Banning * improved Hrare.ur abdoniiuablo j nupportcr, during the ptiat year. Los induced tho nub seriiicr to order a large supply of the above val uable article, direct from tin* manufactory, which * “ill enable him to reduce the price of ti e same su that all can be accommodated who require | their assistance. A feinalo well qualified to tit | tlm Briu-e will bo in attendance upon ladies, and, ! if desired, will bo waited upon nt their residences. • apr 21 8. G. PANCQBT. Broghton-gt Mi LAG A till VPES ORANGES LI MONB Received per steamer Alabama, 5 kegß Malaga Grapes, In boxes Oranges, 10 do. Liquors, Kaisins, Figs Dates. Prune* - . Almonds, etc. CEO. ALEXANDER, * mar 0 c or. Bull and Cougres.’ sts.. Mou’tsq. VI r HITE AND COLORED Curtain and Pavilion Jl Loops. For f.debv apr 11 KEMPTON A YERSTILLE. U’\ It> E 1 rs’ MAC AZIN I T. 1 wm" ay. Book of the World. No. 7, 8 and t) received by apr 26 J. B.( l I3BIDOE. BROWN’S • • 1 NCE oi J \'l UCA Cl A fresh supply of this delightful article, for the j summer use, received and for tale by apr IS .1. E. DeFORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. i 111 LOR INK TOOTHW ‘.'ll -Forclcanin and \ preserving the tooth and Cmns, und cleansing the j mouth, received and for sale hy I npr 18 J. E. DI.FOKD, Apothecaries’ Hull. SALT. —sti. tacks Salt for sale by m ir 17 It. J. GILBERT, I>Kt Kl VKU per .-tcauier Alai tuna —2 bids Pig J\ Hams, for sale by ‘ HOXAUD, mark cor Bay and Whitaker-sts. l AND TATil).— I) 20 hlids. prime new Shoulders: 20 hbls. No. 1 Lard. Received per steamer State of Georgia, and f-*r side by fob 21 PADELFORD. KAY & 00. IkLACK it.a ad. h - Ira quality > Oolong Tea. a very superior article, received per steamer Alabama. For sale bv .MHV b moori:a co. j mar Gibbons Building. NO. 281